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Is it possible to install Open Assistant on Raspberry Pi? #13

Closed ChronoSynth closed 5 years ago

ChronoSynth commented 5 years ago

Hi. I want to run Open Assistant on Raspberry Pi, but I'm having trouble installing the dependencies. The website says nothing about installing OA onto Raspberry Pi. Is it possible, and how can my issue be fixed?

joshuashort commented 5 years ago

Yes, it should be possible. If your RasPi's OS has Python3 and all the dependencies, you're good to go. Worst case scenario, you'll have to manually fetch/compile some dependencies.

What're you having trouble with?

ChronoSynth commented 5 years ago

I was originally having trouble installing the dependencies using pip install -r requirements.txt, but after reflashing my SD card, I installed almost all of the dependencies using pip3 install keyboard sounddevice playsound requests pyttsx3 psutil feedparser python-forecastio numpy. (I've decided to use DeepSpeech for speech recognition) Do the dependencies need to be in a certain place?

joshuashort commented 5 years ago

There are system-level dependencies and some Python ones. If you're using Raspbian, it's going to be similar to installing on Ubuntu. Things can vary by distro/repo, so you might need to add a "3" to some of the python package names.

They just need to be where they're supposed to be.. generally, pip and apt take care of that. Depends on the environment.

I'm going to close this issue since it is possible to install. Open another issue if there's something that needs to be addressed?

(to switch from pocketsphinx to DeepSpeech, look into the speech_recognition module; it might take changes to ear as well)